To get Refugee status you must have fled you home in fear of "being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion" In addition you must not be able to return to your home country for the same reason. You then must register with the United Nations High commission on Refugee's. You may be selected for an interview for resettlement in the US if you are part of a population that the UNHCR and the US have decided to resettle or if you have a close relative already in America who has applied for you to come. You must pass several interviews and medical testing. If you do you may be resettled. It is totally up to the US if the take you as refugees do not have right to admittance. There are about 14 million refugees in the world the US has accepted 41,279 of them so far. It is a long shot to say the least. It is easier for people in fear to come to the U.S. on a temporary visa and apply for asylum. To gain asylum people must prove in a court of law that they will be in danger if the return home.
This procedure is based on the location of the intending immigrant. This is a very broad overview of this procedure.
A person has to apply for a visa before coming to a country within the EU to be able to stay in that country for a given time, usually for three months or shorter. The problem is that you can't apply for a visa if your aim is to seek asylum in that country.
Though, from 2009 Serbians can now go to a EU country without having to apply for a visa, so exceptions are sometimes made.
With a work visa, or through marriage.
i would like to apply for my parentsto get immigrant visa. im a us citizen, how long it wil take?
No
Yes, unless you are already a US citizen you will need an immigrant visa that permits you to work, not a tourist visa.
Immigrant visa petitions are processed at the National Visa Center by invoicing one for the visa application fees. One then waits until they are called for an interview with a consular officer at a US embassy.
yes
If you are outside the US you file a petition with the US Embassy for the country where you currently live. The US State Department has some information on non-immigrant US visas. USCIS is the agency that handles the actual visa processing. The US Embassy in your country will have the most detailed descriptions of the non-immigrant visas and how to obtain them on the Embassy website.
If they obtain a visa, they are not illegal.
90 days
No
Visa is a document required to enter any foreign country. US Green card is immigrant visa which allows you to live and work in US.While other types of non-immigrant visas like B-2 tourist visa,F-1 Student visa etc can be used to stay in US till it expires or until the purpose of your visa is complete.
They are here illegally and breaking the law
Yes - but it is much more difficult.